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pcspecialist.co.uk - any good?

MD1500MD1500 Posts: 14,234
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Yes, I know a made a similar thread about Dell, but I've just discovered this firm. Anyone have good/bad experiences with them?

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    user123456789user123456789 Posts: 16,589
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    I got my last 2 PCs from them and spent over £5,000.00 and have not had too many problems and none that were not resolved quickly.

    http://abcde.co.uk/brion/pc-spec/ & http://abcde.co.uk/brion/pc-spec2/
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    KeyboardSamuraiKeyboardSamurai Posts: 169
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    anniebrion wrote: »
    I got my last 2 PCs from them and spent over £5,000.00 and have not had too many problems and none that were not resolved quickly.

    http://abcde.co.uk/brion/pc-spec/ & http://abcde.co.uk/brion/pc-spec2/
    Blimey Annie, thats a fair few quid :eek: one would seriously hope that you did get 1st class service & aftersales support when making a good sized spend like that.

    I bet you have a very seriously gorgeous pc though ( :cry: with envy)..........

    I have heard good things about pcspecialist, I wondered if you could get a good pc from them with a sub £1000 budget?
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    TrajetTrajet Posts: 2,380
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    My Son bought a custom made PC from them. Fantastic service. They even sent all the original boxes for the components in case any part had to be returned.
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    GamerGirlGamerGirl Posts: 623
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    Got my last PC from them after being told about them by another satisfied customer. I found them extremely helpful when I emailed them several times with queries before purchasing and the PC was then built and delivered very quickly.
    I definitely recommend them :D
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    TrollheartTrollheart Posts: 5,093
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    Without being too crawly, annie really knows her stuff (and yes, she has a fantastic PC!) so if she rates the site, it's a safe bet I would say.
    (Will note for my future PC replacement....) scribble, scribble....
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    hassanhassan Posts: 3,556
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    anniebrion wrote: »
    I got my last 2 PCs from them and spent over £5,000.00 and have not had too many problems and none that were not resolved quickly.

    http://abcde.co.uk/brion/pc-spec/ & http://abcde.co.uk/brion/pc-spec2/

    WANT :eek:
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    user123456789user123456789 Posts: 16,589
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    hassan wrote: »
    WANT :eek:

    You cannot have :p:D :cool:
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    theAREtheARE Posts: 1,847
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    Yeah I bought my PC from PCSpecialist.co.uk about 4 years ago and it's still chugging along fine.

    The main reason why I went with them was that I could choose all the components. Since I run linux, I could choose the most compatible options, and also they will dispatch the PC without Windows if you specify that, so I could avoid paying the microsoft tax when I wouldnt be using it anyway.

    Very happy with my PC so would definetly recommend them.
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    GormondGormond Posts: 15,838
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    I used them a while ago and would never use or recommend them. I had a faulty graphics card and as I had upgraded computer memory at some point they said I must have damaged it which was total BS.

    The memory was put in like 6 month prior and didn't go anywhere near the graphics card.

    Anyway I would however recommend http://www.cyberpowersystem.co.uk/ which my friend used. No issues what so ever and when the HDD failed (no fault of theirs) they replaced it very quickly without any issues.
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